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As battery powered electric vehicles continue to make inroads in our transportation system, renewable transit advocates are also looking at hydrogen fuel cells as an additional option. Many of them gathered recently at a forum in Boulder hosted by a transit nonprofit that is in the process of converting much of their fleet to electric buses. They're also looking at hydrogen vehicles as another option.
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KDNK's Hattison Rensberry talks to Mayor Ben Bohmfalk about this year's expansion of WE-Cycle into Carbondale.
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Here’s your community calendar for Monday, March 16th, underwritten by Basalt Regional Library, where your library card opens more than just books,…
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Colorado lawmakers are giving the nod to a bill that requires all drivers to carry chains or snow tires - or have all-wheel or four-wheel drive - if…
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Colorado lawmakers are renewing an effort to prevent accidents and travel headaches on Interstate 70 in the mountains. A bill introduced in the House of...
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Another major bridge rebuild is underway in Glenwood Springs. Work on the 27th Street Bridge, also known as the "Sunlight Bridge," began January 2.…
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State Transportation Commissioner Rocky Scott says his lunch conversation at a Colorado Springs steakhouse took on a sobering tone Monday when the...
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The buses are packed together so tight, it's difficult to walk between them without getting hurt. Standing in a Glenwood Springs maintenance facility,...
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RFTA announced on Tuesday, October 2, that a federal grant will help to replace several aging rapid transit buses. KDNK's Raleigh Burleigh reports...
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In addition to electing a new governor this November, Colorado voters will also decide the fate of 13 statewide ballot questions, including two...